PDF to TIFF Converter
Convert every page of a PDF into a TIFF image. Upload a PDF, choose a resolution, and download each page as an uncompressed TIFF file.
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Your file is processed entirely in your browser
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Pro Tips
- •TIFF files are uncompressed here, preserving full quality at the cost of larger file sizes than PNG or JPG
- •The output includes a proper alpha channel via the ExtraSamples tag, so transparency is preserved
- •Browsers can't preview TIFF files directly, so there's no thumbnail - download the file to view it in an image editor
- •The whole file is rendered locally in your browser - nothing is uploaded anywhere
Most Popular
Most users convert at 2x or 3x resolution for print-quality TIFF output
When to Use This Tool
Convert PDF pages to TIFF for professional print workflows that require the format's high fidelity and wide compatibility with print software.
Store PDF pages as TIFF for long-term archival, since TIFF is a long-established, well-documented format for document imaging.
Export PDF content as TIFF for use in professional photo editing or publishing software that expects high-quality raster input.
Convert PDF pages to uncompressed TIFF before running OCR software, since many OCR tools work natively with TIFF input.
How It Works
Read the uploaded PDF file as binary data directly in your browser
Parse the file into a PDF document using the PDF.js library
For each page, render its full content onto an HTML canvas at the selected resolution
Read the canvas's raw pixel data and manually encode it into the TIFF file format, building the image file directory (IFD) with the required tags
Package the encoded bytes as a downloadable TIFF file for each page
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Files never leave your device. All processing happens locally in your browser.
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Powered by PDF.js + custom TIFF encoder for optimal performance on modern browsers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I see a preview of the TIFF image?
Web browsers don't natively support displaying TIFF images, unlike PNG, JPG, or BMP. The file is still generated correctly - you'll need to open it in an image editor to view it.
Is the TIFF file compressed?
No, this tool produces uncompressed TIFF files for maximum compatibility and to avoid any lossy compression, though this means larger file sizes than compressed formats.
Does the TIFF preserve transparency?
Yes. The output is RGBA with the standard ExtraSamples tag marking the fourth channel as alpha, so transparent areas from the PDF page are preserved.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The entire file is read, rendered, and encoded locally in your browser. Your document never leaves your device.
Will this TIFF open in Photoshop or other editors?
Yes. The file follows the baseline TIFF 6.0 specification with standard tags, which is supported by virtually all image editing software.